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Lithuanian farmers can now supply Taiwan with wheat, barley, oats, and peas for consumption, as reported by the Ministry of Agriculture. However, the grain cannot be used for sowing. Exporters are required to provide a phytosanitary certificate with the necessary details. Linas Agro, a Lithuanian grain trading company, is willing to cooperate with Taiwan, despite Taiwan potentially finding it cheaper to import grain from Australia. The Association of Lithuanian Grain Processing and Trade Enterprises sees these new export opportunities as a positive development.
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Lithuanian farmers can supply Taiwan with wheat, barley, oats and peas. This was reported by the Ministry of Agriculture, writes BNS.lt. As noted in the department, grain can be supplied for consumption, but not for sowing. Those wishing to export must provide a phytosanitary certificate indicating the scientific name of the grain, its quantity and country of origin. In turn, the manager of the agricultural company Linas Agro for grain trading Swayunas Banelis said that the Lithuanian company is ready to cooperate with Taiwan. According to a company representative, Lithuania is far from Taiwan, so it is “closer and cheaper for the ...
Source: Zol
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